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May 19 2012

→ www.orf.at

Olympic kayak area in China, four years after games.

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May 04 2012

Nachtschichten (A, 2010)

My sample size for stating that austrian documentaries about big cities are great just grew by one. Yesterday I saw Nachtschichten in a local cinema. It follows people and their lives on one snowy Berlin night, painting a wonderful, poetic picture of loneliness, big city and a "love statement to the night".

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April 10 2012

→ www.redrabbit7.com

Compositions by Jeremy Mann - for all who find beauty in city streets in rain and distant car lights.

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March 27 2012

→ spacehive.com

Spacehive, a Kickstarter for neighbourhood improvement projects

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February 27 2012

→ www.boonlong.com

Over the years, city blocks were carved out - one by one - so that more public transactions could take place. These alleyways increased the surface area of public contact so substantially that Chinatown became a self-sufficient entity with housing, businesses, and recreational activities all compacted into one area.

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December 25 2011

→ www.theatlanticcities.com

via Landscape Absurdism: Las Vegas - Design - The Atlantic Cities

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November 22 2011

Timelapse - The City Limits

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Timelapse - Quebec city winter 2010

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November 17 2011

→ photography.nationalgeographic.com

Dubai Picture

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October 31 2011

→ www.darkroastedblend.com

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September 19 2011

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September 16 2011

→ www.sleepycity.net

via sleepycity | photography urban exploration | Demolition of the Paris Metro

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Mr. Harris Tweed

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September 07 2011

“
We will enroll ten thousand people looking to live in a new town, first in the North Bay of San Francisco, then wherever there is demand all over the world.
Our Pledge For This New Town:
• Sustainable, local food, local shops, and zero waste
• 100% Renewably Powered
• 0% Unemployment
• Universal healthcare
How can we guarantee this? By turning the real estate process upside down, using the internet and social networking to pre-sell homes and utilizing profits to build a new, locally based economy from the ground up.
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— Omega Project